The Sun. — London, England, 1808-08-03 00:00:00

HOME CIRCUIT. HERTFORD, .‘trousr t. The LoßDChin , JusTicEolicl the CHIEF BAnot.4 - i f the ExctimuEti,.art 'yeti bele ab, ut 12 o'clock this tinnintig. They %tent, to the Town Kt.l and D peited the Commission 'for holding -ithe As-i,tes," atterwards Jhey.heard Drvine Set wee, and proceell.. to business. Neither on the Civii or C,'ritninal Side: is tiieie any business of much interest, except that. three young men of tor-tune and family are in the. GaW, who stand charged with having stolen - several articles - of plate trims an Inn. They - are very young, are. sail to be related to persons of high respeCtithi lity„ and have each an indel:endent lortune on their cowing of age. Their ti fats will come on to-tnor rqW. All the business on the Civil Side was finished by Lord ELLENBOROUGII about three hours. There we . xe ea,ght Cause:, entered, but all for mete matters til Cause, such as fur goods sold, and fur nun-pay-, mem of undi,puted debts. EUTT V. BJWMAN. This «as au action of trespass, for breaking tLe Pla.ntitis close at Cauabury, in this county. The Delen,:ant justitied,. claiming a right of way cot er tt►r grounds in questton.. Tae gne,tion Was, whether it, rasa public road or not. A great num ber ui ai:cic-:bt inhabitants were called to prove that it ha.; Jurawly been continuo fields, and the road otdy used fur carrying away the.. crups.—The Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff CROWN SIDE. George Fowler was indided for stealing a bay gelding, the property of Georgt Paltner, - -1 sq. on the o7tti 4.tf Mly la-t• The Prosecutor, Mr.. Palmer,: stiited, tnat,tite Priioner came to live in his service as hi, coachman, but having reason to be displeased with 11411, he had determined to part•froin 11110, and gave him w arnorg. On the morning of the. 27th of lay,' the Prisoner was found to have left the house Vtore the o: her servants had risen, and one o f th e coachlhorses and the hest saddle•was also ruising. The Prosecutor and his groom traced the Prisoner a 'rat . as.Stanstead and Royston, and there they lost_ iraceS , of trim.. A .tew ;Lys atter W ards. he recen ed , intelli6ence that, his horse Ads at Warthattistow, and be touud it at a sirtan pu.).;c-..t rou?e there. The Lan :lord and the Ostler 0! the Nag's Head, depo , .ed, that the Prisoner came to that house on the mot - ot the rotybery with the- horse in question, that he was very hot, aoli the house appeared to have been hard ridden ; -he said he came wide of „Wal thatnstow, arid N,VII.I4•LL to leave the horse there. Ver abet • WINCHESTER AgSIZES. sis.DucllON..at PRI! LIPS V.'GOLDRING. This cause, winch excited considerable interest, came on on Thursd4y last. -The - Plaintiff is a far mer's widow at Dockeutield, ini - huipshire, and the' 13,4endant a timber-dealer to a considerable 'ex ent a; Ko woe, in From the statement of Mr. Bus uotf, - in , the I - it i;tl - 's Counsel', and the evidence, it appeared that ins was au aciiou brought by the Plaimiti to recover damages for the seduction of her daughter, Elizabeth Phillip:, by th e , D e f en d an t Golaving, in consequence of which she became pii-eg pant; and the DeienJant- refused to marry her, thp' he bad; accomplished his dishiinourable purpose under I,epeated promises of marriage. Elizabeth Phillips, the , daughter, whose seduCtion was the subj , -ct of this action, was the principal witues- produced. She. was an interesting and beau tiful gid, and gave her testimony in to modest; simple, and imisressive a tone And manner, as 'to greatl) 4 -affett a very crowded audience, and excite the tendelest feelings of many of them. Althou;11 the \%ell-known wit and ingenuity of Mr:JEKYLL, the Defendant's Counmel, were exerted to the ut most t take off from the effect of her testimony, it could not prevail against her,plain and candid nar rative, notwithstanding the earbarrassment of Jier bit MI iOll. The Jury, to the apparent satisfaCtion of the whole Court, grv.e a verdict for the Pi intit =- Damages 2001. COMMON. GRANT V. GUNNER. This was an action. in which J. L. Grant, Esq. o f Ef am b o rongh, was Piiintiif, and Mary Gunner, of the same place, was Pefe[tdant. It was brought to try. the question whether a Lord of a Manor could a i rove a part of the was :e of a common, ag ,i„ st te ,,ants having common of turbary ? There wA, a second question respecting common of pas tore, which turned on there being sufficiency or in sufficiency left-tor the tenants. The first and prin- CI titles! ion respecting turbary, will be argued on o.inurrer in the next Term. - A verdwt, by consent, was therefore _taken for Plaintitf—Datnages, one shilling, conditionally, until the jt.dgment . on the -denni.trer., GI!:;NEA V. GRANT. . . In this a verc'tet was given for Gunner, the Plaintiff. Damages, one 'stains?, conditionally, to abide theeveut Of the deniuner in the other cause, both causes turning on the same - cittetion of law respeaing cow coon of turb.iry. A Gentleman in the vicinity 9f Deal has under taken, for a wager of 100 guineas, to pick up, with his mouth, 100 stones, ,at. the dis!ance of a yard from each other, and to convey thum in that vehicle to a 13,46ket placed by the last stone, within the space of titty minutes! . A great many bets are dephd kng upon it. The conference of the Methodists is now sitting in Bristol. About g5O Mini Stets aie assembled, and the Rev. Mr. Wool) is the President. The progtess 9f Methodis- , parti(..ufarly in Wales, is ,said to be rapid beyond exampli ; above . 5O Chapels and Meetings have been bunt and organised in thecoUrse ut a tew years. itt consequence of the late seasonable rains, th,e crops of oats and barley, as also the after crop of glass, lit Scotland, have so much improved 'in ap pearance, as to occasion a very consideri-role detnand for black cattle, a great uonmer ot. which have been sold at several of the late fairs in that country, parti cularly at Itiverary indrket, where there was a very brast, sale, at acivaileeci. prices. . . Aug. 23. Robert Cresbwell, ot Staintor6l, Lincolnshire, inn- • lotm Putts Ilatbcrt, of Newcatale.upon-Tynei merchant. Stepnta Undesotii, or Stieerns, Kent, stOpseiler. 1'.11(1 L ItS D john Fletcher And I Ames 1:aylor, of Livcipuol, thnber.mer- clialltai. • • IiaACII and john-Vest Webb, Great Surrey,street, ana I<ooeit Simkillan, of 'l);er's gateway, r , ciur , iitl.)-Stri.tet, 11.i:r-mallutazturets. t ;,- - 1‘ itutt )unit i..:/i140.(191C) -street, dealers C. ii..oves. thonws rawell elkarlotte-street, 1 - 11 - poy , Liaitro, sutBcon6. 114 ) b 4t.310(.1 of -St:at-borough. pt,,,tcz) 10.)._).2rt tiarrison,and Henry lianisoil,Ot Lotairi, aud Mar tut; I Liyman, ul Liverpuut, itialt.isants - . ' i•rliti 41 , liot, ithiti 1 uUlk;) , :AMA . I.l%vani Priesily, of Derby, hquut :;1,;,...11,111,. 14 . 1,L,,ni iii ;.„,, s I,V altdins, 1 `';was Sleyrkk,and Ilenly 1- , K.,,i, ut i,,,,..:1111,*:1,01ree-r-, c.,:tticrilers, - .11.,,,,a, L .,,,, ~,,,„ .. situut .b...4.15,,,0,v, ot tialilax, Yuri shire, 11.....1iz.,,,5. , - . 1:.,,,e,. ~,:i 0 ~;_l , l ii.divi, ot . Rault.ijc.i.:. - - - I,liie j e, carvi:r6 - ana 2, ,, 1cr5. ' batesuil amt. fames Ilartley, of Leetis, ham:. I:arn wort Handley ,nd(ultra Aewark•utwn-Tn2nt, - _ • • ; * 1111:Bilt ;up,. auil 1.)4.:ta 2, Ull. :of liverpoot, C ~s and John , Blis:ett, of 13itnfinLhanl, • . t I,iter aild Thomas lOnes Deake, of Ji . ristol, rope- il4l, et J. I ut.j 1141,1 e and fivle, PO LICE. Bow-STII-Ht T,--Yesterlay Charles Humphreys Was brought be . ore tie Silting f...;iigistrale 'been apprehended by Lavender,- the Police °dicer,' un suspicion of being concerned in - breaking open .unikin:tnied'hou3e in Bencet-street, St. .I:inte's, belimging to Mrs. Ciark,"and stealing thereout !cotpetit, crud various . __lmix;el:old furniture, attiOULIOUg in vain,. to•mnre.than 4001. Mrs. Clark N.l. , 63,preented by Illness trom ( atending at tile tithe,' :;nth : the Vrisolier was reinandod is able to api,ear against, Lim. .•, ..?..dARLBoRoUGH-STRI4,ET.--Ziory Mitchell was.. chargedby Jahn Smith,. with. stealing, on the night of the 17th ult. from his person, ametal watch, , together with a gold chain, three gold seals, aid a gold key :111-,lin ihe,evidttnce of Smith, it appear ed,-that the Prisoner .had fallen in company With him between -the hours of eleven ,and-tWelve•on the night above stated, .in Grosvenor-street ; that, they walked together through ..fond-street, and Pail :Mall, during which strolling; she toil': quent.opportunities of pressing ,him to retire with her, but which invitation he -always declined. In-- the course of .these walks, he,Jectillee.ed that the Prisoner gave him Many friendly hugs ;' at length, however, she requested. of_lifni_ to .give -her money to pay for•her lodging, ,which--he-refused, - by saying, that he..had only a 21. Note ; with whiCh he could not part—they at last bid each. ,otter a good near his lodgings, in Jermyn-street. In undressing himstif, he , fountt that he Was robbed of his watch, &c. After a fruitless search for the space ot - :•,a tort.. night, Smith, with the assistance of Rogers, the Officer, discovered the place of her retreat in Bond street, on Monday, and apprehended her. The Pri-. Soifer, who is a very genteel looking woman, told a long unconnected story, tending to •disprove th e charge, and to chew that she was a virtuous woman ; • and incapable of doinc , such an action. She was • .committed for a second •examination -on Tuesday next, , • On Sunday night, betwten- nine and ten o'clock, as Mr. HASWELL, of the Borough, .was returning to town in a single horse chaise, he was accosted on , this side_ Erith by two•faows, who demanded his money,, swearing that be.-did not immedialely de liver it ,up, they would kill him. Mr. H. very , much alarmed, but whilst ita the as of feeling in-his pockets, intending to give theta what cash he had about Lim, two.gentlemen Caine up on horseback, on which the diwing - villains-instantly made oil', ran With great speed across the fields, towards Welling, and escaped,. Wednesday evening, during the severe storm c - )f rain, eighteen French prisoners escaped from the. .Bahama prison ship, at Gillingham, by means 'of cutting two large holes in the ship's side. Thirteen have since been taken, but the other five have not yet been heard'of. FIVE TkIOUSAND POUNDS.—The Ticket, 6824, drawn yesterday a Prize of 50001. was sold in two Quarters, one Eighth, and six Sixteenth Shares, at Bisn's Offices, 4, Cornhill, and' 9, Uliaringtross . , witere Tickets and Shares are selling, warranted on"- drawn. Saturdaynext will be the (sth 'day of drow 7 ing, and the following is the true state of the 'Wheel ---one 20,0001. one 10,0001. three üb.bol. six 50 1 ,. 4zo. . . _ _ . LIIONDoN Ynnted by RICHARD H•RRIS, Of NO. 4, Nlartlett.c?urt, Bow -strut; and Ti u.4,,i . 4heci Wt. m A G SCR. iS, Nio' tut- strmt C rovvenor-squar:4 . , At the'Svii-0”-cm No. 11 - * Shand; where Alive? tzsem f ) entS, 'd er i zor ne.ratir, 1 t, , :r3 for the . rf.":747:)r, &c, addreskd, Flom the L0.4.V . D0N GzIZETTE, ,fug. War rl,ce, /I;,g • Ist Regimen! of Dr4osn (.; wrds, Cal , t lin Crisp M. Mont ginery, troat•-thy Jodi - t•oot,, to ix (..L;ptar or a Poop, vl‘e lone., w . no excnr h h aies.. • Cori,Lt l .l o,i Fisk be I.lcu tenata, puri.l,4se; snLarer, who rei, ; ;ls George - ;01111 Norbury, (;ent, by purcti,.;;,•, vice botham, who- ictires Henry Heiey (,cut to he Cornet, without letirchasz,.%ii.;e .who_re4igns. 3d ketoneot 'of Dragoons, Comet iztnes Webber to be I.reuterram, by purchase, vice lohistorte, who retires': David Molicrittle, Vettt. to. be cornet, by purchase, vree Selby. promoted : . . 12'h kegUnent of Light Dragoons, Captain Georg Augos. tus Bouverie, from the loth Light 1.),. 0 ...p0n5, to he C.ptaiii of a Troop, vice IVestenia 4 proinoteo hi the titti Light Utg-, goonk_ tBth Unto, Hospital- late Robert Ilunter to be Assistant - Surgeon; vice Pitt, pideett on.thiltr. pay igth Ditto, George Ethvarkt Gent, to be Cornet, without purcha s e, viee Anner,on, ,yroinotid. , kegiu of 1- out; Let:ft:pant John Uunc.to King., from, the7tot loot, to be Lieutenant; vi,e lioust.4l,- who ex- Gnat - es. . • 3d [mit°, Captain G,orge Lord •Delvin, from Half-pay of ine 36th Lout, to be captain of a Cornpan, vice Bol_ait,. win) exchanges, - " " 7til L.s.tio, Lieutenant —:.--- lolinson, from the Armagh Nii;itia, to be Lieutenant. • ' , . Bth Ditto, P;ciivattt Gaynor, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Sean - nail, ho resigns. " • • iota Ditto, Captain Chales iones,. trom the Ist Dragoon C.,luarns, to be Captain of Lumpany, vice ikontgontery, who exchanges. istli Ditto. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign Thomas Coleman. Ensign loan Carmichael'. Ensign Samuel Gray son. . To be Ensigns---. Alan Finey, Gent. vice Coleman.. John; Low, Gem. vier CarrnicriaeL gaw hits Walter, Gent.' vice Grayson. dui Ditto, Lieutenant Foot, to be Captain 01 a Compariy,• vice Lindsay, _ czased. 2itn Ditto, Ensign RicharA Havilanti, from the.gth ,on batiation, to Licuten.iiit, without purchase. Ln sign Thomas Neu:eari to be u,tto. Fr,uheis Sznytii, Geut. . to be Ensign, vice Nepc..n, 27th Ditto, Lieutetant jNur. s Hervey to he Captain of a Ccinvaily, without puicii,se, vice Cott's, po , rooted • the EllSlBll Ciiarlea Man ley to be• Lieutenant, vie, Nerlicy. 3ota Ditto, Enst,:,n Gur.Ny, horn' the South. Mayo to ne 4otti Ditto, Lieutenant Wen. Manning, front the Wicklow . Militia, to be sign. ' • 46th thin), 1911416 a., Robinson, (;ent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vicc Lit ,ri wood, ronioted. 47th Ditto, Win. I;,t.;ti:..i,i 1 sins, t.c.Llt. to be Ensign, by purchase, viLe t.:airnes, proinutZlA. szU I}ittb, Duuglas J. tlannitou, : eut. to be LtiSign, with out pi44;1446e, vile MaitLina, pionzotckt. s4th Ditto, Etagit bY,ti. % - Vonir,,ii, lioin the 6th \V -.t In- I. 4 ..cgitlreilt, to In: cx- 6/3111 Ditio, Ensign Henry Stapylton, twin the Durhaiu 11i btla, to be 71st Uttto,• Licutcuant Wm. tiou.ston, front the koy als, to he Lieutenant, vice King, who exchanges. 75th Lnsign,N. iv.P. Don l on, twin Inc 79 1 Ft.c,t, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, NICe ooinuteu tit Atte 35th loot. • 7htli Ditto, Captain Tolin Thornton, .trom the 2:th. Foot, to be Captain of a Company, witnuni purchase, vice 'promoled Bradshaw' Levy. SytiplAtto, .Ltisign Alexander bal! , ,ety to be Lietitcnant,' by purelL:se, vice jerVOISC, 9"2.1.1 Litutenant kYlliiain i....-parles Grant to be Cap's tin •ot a Company, without purch..sir, vice 1' • 1.5 i-mt, pry- ; . til , teLi. • ; Ar‘tribalu ii . `l)onatd, to Lt purchase, %IC4 itt./bcrt i runt. Enaihtt 1110W;t4 C , utuuti to LW Cr;3l:t. • • • • To De Ensigns, without purchase—Richard Pee, pithbOt,i Natil CUL. ViLe Mackie, - G m. vice To oe. purcitaae; _ . A.wtcm n, proeihut.:d. 9stil iast List.ito4ntcii4rro ii,.:lc..vitit to be Cap_ tarn 01 a Company , by p.ifcb...e. Gu•dut4, wuo retiic4. Secodd 1-icutehiha hti...uttlas I iavera to. Itast mad, - 6th West lutha Kcgiasent, Ensign Ht.th ,Maxwell, ttorti the 54th boot, to be hi:11,(1,. Vat.C. vvito•g r x.auutAes; Royal York it:Auger', k,c,i% to oe AsSislAut- Surgron. tin pit,tt-iviate to be duttl. 3d (...airt..ou LidttAiturt, LO3II.CLI,fII. . y :•, dep; [rout the. 4in t.oor, ty 04.1 Captain t,t v ice kei.tote- 1 9th Ditto, lames Weinyis Disney, Gent: to be Ensign, vice 1-1 4 vitann, I ,,oinuiect to tne - zstit Foot. stli Royal battalion, GttsignDavid coghill to be Lieutenant, vice Stewart, ueeenseit. Saj,:•ant- Miles K,:win, trout tile pit ROyal Arcter4ll Battalion, to be n - sign, vice Motu Ditto, Lieutenant J. S. Coiepeper, front Half-pay of tin stil West India Regiment, :to vis-e Drew, apponite , il to the Stii R.o) al Veteran 1,41 1411011. 121ri Ditto, l.aptatil !Win Aint4trung, truin tlie•lttii. Royal Veteran Batt , ien, to he Capiant yt a Coinpany „ser . p.mht- Major Met. Gialtaut, trc.an the 3d foot 6tiaril4;•fb be Quarter- Alaatcr. BREVET. , . Colonel the lion. I:obert ivle.atie to be Major•Ceneral in the Isl<incl ot M.lkteira only. Capnin lta.nard rait4.;tig, of the 63d Foot, to be ALtiot in the A nay. •HOSPITAI. STAFF. ' Arthur Brooke Faulkner, N.:. D. to be Physician to the OICCS. BARRACKS. Wm. Hamilton Finnic, Cent. to be a Barrack-Master in • Great Britain, vice bacon, superseded. The King's Gcrrnan Legion. sth Battalion of the Line, Serjeant-Nlajor Charles lamer to be Elisio, vice Goeben, proinuteki. MEMORANDUM. Ensign Henry Kirkman, at the sttk V est India Regimant, is superseded, beinr, ab s ent without icAve. Ell R. A Ain he G“zettes of tath December, 1307, and Nth May, - - - • , . 28th Foot. For Lieutenant- - Vim Thornton, from the 31st Foot, to be Captain of a ,Company, by purchase, vita Leckey, who retires, wad, Lieutenant john Th or nt o n, from the 31st Foot, to be Capt.an of a Company, by pur chase. 26th Ditto. For Ensign James Robinson, from the Stirling "Militia, to be Ensign, read, Patrick I.aaics H.:Zeit :ion, from the Stirling Militia., to be Ensign: Ordnance-Office, yid ) , 3 0, 608. Rya/ Regitnent of Ara lley. Second Captain Nathaniel W. Oliver to be Captain, vice' Spearman, deceased. Dated July 15, 180 S. First Lieute - molt Henry C. Russell to be beoni - Captain, vice Oliver. Dated as above. Second Lieutenant Henry G. Macleod . to be First Lieutenant, vice Russell. Dated as above. Corps of Royal Eigineers. To be Second Lieutenants. --- Gentleman Cadet William P. 'Haigh, vice Stanway, promoted. Dated uly tt, 0508. Gentleman Cadet oseph Lotigley, vice Vetch, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet lathes A Gordon, vice Walker, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet George Barney, vice Forster, 'promoted. Dated as above,. Gentleman Cadet Henry A. Colby, vice S. Wil liams, promoted, Dated Italy 12,, 1808. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Wigtownshite. Wigtownsliire Battalion of i/oluntter Infantry., John Dickson, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 6, illog. Wdgtown thi;s T71;4 of Yeomanry .Cawalty.. Andrew Douglas, Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice M'l can, re sioed. Date ; My 7, 18)8. Rikeit Hannay, Cent. to ue Cornet, vice Douglas, promoted. Dated as above. Commis.biuns signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Court : ), of Norfolk. Marbarn Volunteer In Loombe Brooke, Gent. to be Lieutenant, Viet:Parish, pro- - muted. Dated iuly t, 18023. L,delon Volunteer Infantry. Ensign Clarke to be I.eut / cilAiit, vice Cook, resigned. Dated I uly Robert Ctickniere, (,ent. to nej:ns;bgia, vice Clarke, promoted. Dated as 40ove: 01.1 Buckingham Pautzterr::' T . • „. Aylor, Cent. to vlcu,pailiel , 1-.lt;si July tNi 18a8. BANA-R UPI CY 61+1LARGED. RobtrtlitiMtt, of Wcyirlutith and rvitico,upe Regis, Dorset oufcrizr, i to beNI. 20, at eluvial; at Ws: -inn, Wc) moutit. BANKRUPTS-. Thomas Smal:thicige, of Stbke-in-tinheatr,' Devonalire, outchor, surr,,,d4r Aug..s, zz, and Sept. - 13; c.fo'ven, tne. u,e's Aims Atm, ,k:ltudlen;h, tonnes,' Mr.: Tuher, Lal‘i Newtuti, Auovit, lievcinzr4iic;cir rtilr, 1. 1). kuweii, Cortitittl, • wcu 1'4,1 ii U • Thomas iChase PatricK, late of Suf .. toitt.-4tute, itisurance 7 litokers, Aug. 6, 13, attu Sept. 13, at tea, at (“iticiltatt. Attornies, Messrs. Dea r GredyCS, Kll:l6',S,it4ll4 , ydrd,!Goieman:street. DAPIDEND.), • Aug. zs. Richard Tennant, jun. of Wakefield, Yorkshire, inercnant, at eleven, at the Vlg hitt: 'Hari Inn. Wakefield. Aog. o. Grotge Hawker, -of Stroud, (..loucestekstitio, clothier, at eieven, at trie King's Anns Inn,-Stroud.,. Atig.•24; lofin Hook, of Stapleton, C;luucestei..,nire, at erevel,, ar ttie ittarup.a . ftv avert, liust. N v. 19. I tlaCt)ll . Spragg(in - and W Sprdggon, of Graves- siopsClitirs. at twelve, at Guitairaii: Aug. zo. Godtrcy late - or Sheilieid, . Yorkshire., . linen-draper, at eleven, at the Tonti n e lien, shertida. Aug.,2o, Geori,e oh Sheffield, Yorkshire, grocer, at eleven, at the 'routine Inn, Sheiiield. 23: Robert L'eut, late of Stoke-Golding, Leicester raid draper, at eleven, at-the Bull's Head I.CILC,SLI,;(4aitie. P . 1.4.()tf . NSLOIV 11-00 L O rviondly, abort eleven o'clock, a large con' course of ..:arines wcfol-buyers assembled in atiCient,Market-douse iai 'l4.(iunslow, ancrbeg.ln tne opening and isispeing of about 'ioo tads 0 1 ‘...r0015. .'(28;' . 6.); of the' B(;utti-dok, 0, Wiltshire, and`Dor set breeds of sheep, hid becn brought in reel pitched for sale by the fahners.residitig within a se,ir": cuit o 1 six or si;ve t i Kinn(' the town. $! J 6 sePh -g , lnkes, who, as tlie,patron of this institn! Iron, has, ushaily tar:en the iri , tible of correspotidnig . with creniletnetr reSith'nfrin tlitf,reitt- parts of Eligl in older to obtain informti; ion Of the sales.ali 4 prieesat the several w uol-fairs being tnt::. f(.srtutiateiy prek , !.lted - final attending by iooispsi - : tibn, corrimunicated Co the farmers present the retmlt, :of his..inteiries e ~ .througli the medium of .Niir.Joi)a , :. :th?n Passinghant, a neig:ibouring tanner, pin pOrt as we understood, o'l,ll iio woOls bad been sad at twa or. three .of the nrrnc:pol fairq, owing 'to the'', prices previuusigii.te,d.by the seders being urov.e tiiatj the buyers would give, and that iron the few whicji had been Made, - s(ime decline- from the last year's priees,lnust be expected. Ab,int halt past 01 ,4 o'clock it Was- announced that dinner was. ready at the George Inn, to which 'place the compary tired; and near forty sat . thiwn together, behig as litany as' the principal roOm S. Bencet.V.,:as in-the chair. . After dinner the Chairman called the attention 0 1 the company to the great decrease of Merino Sheep tit Spain, which the present contest ticll t.occasionr and. begged to enforce. the propyietyof extending :that breed GI sheep here, without 0 ,1 4 11 , 7til'oppertunity wt,old 'occur at his '..1.-ije.Sty's theSe valuable slieJp;'ekpacd`to titke place-in a feed days. d Mr.. PASSIisTC;ITAM,. the _Deputy Chairman, roses and begged, bctcdre the company returned again to the •tnarket-hottSe;lo express uk decided disipprb b4tioo qt -the culiduet of those indivitin;ils v ,.buser mistaken ' policy, if luncrer,perse‘ crud ;0, • v;wild fat the objets of, acid destroy ni;n.y ~ irnihr and older institutions than the pies - ent, by the ;thstyra praCtice of the sellers of wool, after dinner, retiring from the buyers into a private.room,. and cuncerting tlie'exaZA price which every seller .present s'ho;tl4.l ('‘e wand fOrifis . x.i;obt. l For hiMself,'The would ;- he-coultl answer . .-,ter sititilar: sentiments in'Tn..iity of kr..:Lseut t'iiat it the -price wilion judZginent, for mi 4 en the best itilcurinmtun th l gthild obtain Of' the -So ri. .L:1 1 fP'7 ri; e - art" - -cl?,• should .. .wad ,ritent:stioctty:l6:4;er on their - :Wools , prove r :s4t4h,as,the puye,l - s c qua. not 1.:0;1) . uti to, they thetild et - le.a.our to come cliy.vr) to. t _suit here b, era 1 - 10 !trusted; tilmiy.sjxibultil Joe,* to'fa:itn, 3 rs ' r, Wi • , On r 6 i 6 .rY ' rif i NYrlli l l . ilCe Of . §: . le, ; [ii " ,d ' ilfi r 'ci . tik = ., atnini4thd qki i iiirlit;4;ei&al-4Ukii of -wool had eoneo.ne in sinc.i; tileAliorping, the sAliog.begatt,': and every po , ind of wool was : Downs' flow' 5 Is. to 475.: - the Wilt'shire fru:n 4." to 415. and the DorSetS 425. to'3Ss. re' • spettiveli . nenemi, and Coe care sheep owners in. wasning their L.ocks.. . II fp N E „vs , •••. • 74_7. . . GR.AV tSEND„ nt`GUST 1, Passed by—the Wftlte, Rose. licard„Plilpouth, fire, E;q)e, S.AV . A lid, 'CilC.)Ver; l ' f , ;111 MA:ta ; ()si)(t.l, C rr,,n 0 1" r. . tO el .COLLIMOUS, G 9311011, .1V and • the Etklrt, May, from Gr e eniand. Sailed-4the - Caleciaia; - Mille.i,--frie. 'Cadiz ; Drutnitiond, 'Butler, to Malta ; and crape, Telry,.tort)vortv. EMTBS. (In Saturlay last, .at liatryste.;(l, the Lady orPeter Free, vi a Son. On Monday, at his..house in I;:inoln's-iin.tivli! , , tht; Lady of Thomas Petegrine Uourtenay, of: a 1)au, , ,1!:..r. On l'Oday the 22Li u lt. at ii.ilgaston- Huizse, of Son. . R I ,On the tth ult..at the. Lady's father's house in Hume.- street, buhlin, Sir'Ld waid .If, Ktlight or the Imperial Of-E'er of Marfa Theresa„ an,t Liekttseieffv , .Color.el in ills Ma' .jesty's service, to Miss Mildro flat'ailt - on Rowan, daughter. of Archibald llanfiltoo Rowan, Esq. of KillfieAglt castle, jo :the County of Down. Nesterday,:at Strattield Lodge, Z:. E. Beattehatnp Proaort E.sq,.second son of Sir Thonta:dieauchanip Pro:lbr 9 !tart of Langley Palk, Norfolk, to:Ellen, only diughter of Robert tialhed, Esq..cf.the Priory, 116ksbire. On Sattaday last, ~at St. (oho's; Westminster, Robert . hsq. to c.‘ilisS C. - Taber, of ltiarshali street, C:01- care. • - Lately, at Swell, •in Gloucestershire, 'Mr. T. Archer, Miss Oriel, of Portla..d-street:.. 1) I On - Wednesday se'nnight, in Dublin, after along and naiti. fui illness, 'the Right lion. [Olin Thomas, 'Earl of CLori• code, General :in the Ar:ny, •Colonel or th, :;e4inent. Governor at Hull, and (Justus Rozulorum of :11c: C:) , ..ii;t; of Galway. - • • • • • • In Tub', 11IacIame Ganth rot, ce4.l:atcd Pi . of‘.:::.sor 01 ; • the • • • •.- • Oh tit! tath ult. at Springfield, James l'4()%tbral Esfl- • ()ti ?hi 13th tilt. at rumful, Suss , Sx; 'Mrs. Nhsry bate., t.laughttr °utile la.o Rev, \lilt's Bate. Oritike27Cri liit. ra Mrs, F:iirgi;lsr-n. - • place, -Sloone-sfreet, aiict or the hite Rev. l W. M. 1 - 14ggu• son— of Alvescot, Oxon. On Siiiday• nik4r last. at his - hinrse in New !,r0.,, -. .-5t7t....`• Gek4ge Gtb,:rne, Esq. in th . t3,;tl rat vi Yesterla ffloraink.±;•atte: a long :.no r‘incin.., sister. it] N.tudie, Esq . . ,i.viaaa6.:r or qtiu SCO' 1,4te0 . . Mdster john Ctiwan, suit c b;tar ,,,,EsO? banker, ,jf As r. At Edinburgh, aged 43, Nlr. lames Douglas, of the:l;l . e ,- . • • Tties.lay' ult. at Cairibeliival, Mr. !al:IL* Tait, of Coinhili, , A few rhiys since'," The Rev., Tinic,tht , Carey, I'. (;olden, e.Countysof Tivrerary: Thts t34h,flornan r;:" ceived his death by a rail troth his horse. Ott irl nday sc'nhight, at the. Trinity- House, -at.. alOil aged gri, -kirs Gunhoithe, widow at tire we Cuitirouse, of the Olive.l•4unc;ll, of Liverpool. kfi.wot refs days ago, when eating ,rab, a piece of the slicil tan ioiii thumb ; her sent so,ii after b g,u to swcil s anti a rnortifi , .A , . tion,which ensued, OccAsicheci hat t'4;.,th, as ab4vA: 11 1 - 1 1d boned. eh;(` hi Gl' YEStki oi:KS -Hank Stock, Navy 5 per Cent 99 95 Irish s per Cent. • 4 pet. Lent. 85 843 i . pet Cent. keci. Will 3 pet Cent..(..;:on.:(k; tr 7 I 13. ink L. Ann. 19 a Is- tbthS Stock, tio,th, 4s. 6s. pr. f,xt..:Dequ , r.r 44 7 s. pr , orun!uur, 2 vni,,vial I ,:r {-)1(1.4? AOll 7.A I. i-t&ths /or ,115 t. 6s k 6av HIGWAVAI'EIt TA).14401t.° 4 • ROW.• Morning, 9 min. after 12. i Aft,.rr, ooll . 39 inin , a f ter 12.